Try searching for movies using the term “utopian.” Now search “dystopian.” Out of balance and off kilter? Yep. Stories that offer a different vision of what’s possible will reshape the future of humanity and the planet.
At Jane Goodall’s birthday celebration, Lydia asked her what stories she most wanted told to amplify her global vision. That question sparked conversations and planted seeds for collaborations that will take years to grow.

Jane’s own life was shaped by the stories she read as a child: Doctor Doolittle inspired her fascination with animal intelligence, and stories of Africa filled her with wonder. The stories of our childhood seeded the way we experience the world. The ones we choose this week will do the same. Who do we want to be? What vision do we want to actualize?

We spot the gaps in the storytelling landscape and fill them with compelling creative work, protecting the DNA of a project and its intention from beginning to end, and teams within teams hold the same vision so that the audience is given something that may shift their vision of what’s possible.

“We are what we believe, but what we believe can change.”